American historical figures

Alexander hamilton (1755 65438+1October1or1757-1July 804 12) is one of the founding fathers of the United States, a soldier.

Hamilton was the main architect of economic policy during the reign of Washington.

Hamilton took part in the American War of Independence.

He became the attache of Commander-in-Chief George Washington and won great trust.

He founded the Bank of new york.

He was dissatisfied with the Confederate Regulations, the first constitution of the United States.

He is one of the representatives of New York State and the only one who signed it.

In order to promote the adoption of the new constitution, Hamilton wrote a series of articles on the interpretation of the constitution (that is, the federalist anthology), which is still an important source of constitutional interpretation until today.

George Washington appointed him Treasury Secretary.

Hamilton admired the British political system, was a nationalist, and emphasized the establishment of a strong federation.